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GST rate on Government work and sub contract work

KS Bhat

1. A is contractor (Government) work completed in 05/07/2022 department uploaded details GSTR-7 in Oct 2022 and same month GSTR-3B works declared what is the Rate of Tax 12% or 18%

2. A is main contractor B is sub-contractor A has taken Govt contract B done work of A work completed on 4/07/2022 contract agreement date 30/12/2021 what is the GST B should collect from main Contractor A

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GST rate classification governs government works and subcontracts; applicable rate depends on project type and service classification. GST rate classification for government contracts depends on the nature and classification of the service provided; works contract services for infrastructure and public utilities may attract concessional rates while other services may attract the higher rate. Subcontractor supplies are taxed based on the actual service provided and generally align with the main contract's applicable rate unless distinct classifications or notifications apply; accurate classification affects GSTR reporting and compliance. (AI Summary)
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Compliance Doctor Yesterday

The GST rate on government work generally depends on the type of service provided. In many cases, works contract services provided to the Government, State Government, or local authorities attract 12% GST if they relate to infrastructure such as roads, bridges, canals, or public utilities. However, some contracts may fall under 18% GST depending on the nature of the service and project classification.

For sub-contract work, the GST rate usually follows the rate applicable to the main contractor's service, though specific notifications may provide concessional rates in certain cases. Because GST rules for government contracts can vary based on the project type and contract terms, it's advisable to consult experts like Compliance Doctor for accurate GST classification and compliance support.

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